The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

Old and young, rich and poor, all unite
In testifying to the merits of DR.. Bulls
Congh Syrup.
MclFnll always has on hand full limo
OF hoes and plows which he sells at the
most reasonable prices.
Officials of the U. s. Treasury, of the
Baltimore Custom House and Past Oilice
lndorse Salvation Oil.
I will preach at Piclkens on Thursday
evening, the 3D. of March, at u p. m.
J. @. DAVIS.
Congressman elect, Hon. j. S. Goth
ran, is now at Washington, d. c., stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
I am ready to furnish all kinds of
School Books. Those not in stock will
be secured on short notice.
it, j. B. NEwBERY.
The Cashier of the German Bank of
Baltimore, August Weber, Esq, recon-
meuds Salvation Oil for headache,
SpraluS, ana neuralgia.
The public road leading from Pickens
to J. S. Lathem's mill, on Town Creek,
was worked last week md put in good
trim.
Mr.. J. J. Robbins has been appoint
ed Trial Justice for Hurricane Township.
Mr.. John II. Youngblood was recon-
mended by the Primary.
Mr.. r. w. Shelor, of Oconee, adver
tises for 100 poor cattle, and pertinent
ly remarks that they are not for the Co
lumbin market
We notice several of our exchanges
who would not insert an cad" for lot
teries, yet they unwittingly tell their
readers of the success of some one who
has invested.
Mr.. W. S. Hunter and wife, Of Seneca,
were visiting in Pickens last Monday.
Seneca was further represented on the
Sabbath by Messrs. S. X. Dendy, w.
M. Hoke, and o. r. Doyle
MIR. e. Foster Keith, of Pumpkintown
Township in this county, left last Mon
dGy for Birmingham, Ala. Mr.. Keith
is young man Of sober industrious
habits, and we trust he will meet with
great success.
MIR. j. Ross Eaton, of Central, has
received the amount of his insurance on
his store house on Main street. He
was insured in the Home Insurance Com
pnny of New York, represented by j.
Med. Bruce, Of Easley.
There aae Congressional favors in the
Pickens postoffice for the following gen-
tlcmen:-W. II. Field, r. 4. Bowen,
II. G. Grady, J. G.. Griffin, j. p. Cary,
r. A. Hester, W. J. Ashmore, j. A.
Griffin, O. L. Durant, Wyatt Mears,
JOab Mauldin.
DR.. Frank Smith, of Siabtown, was
in Pickens last Friday. He is thinking
of locating al Easley for the practice of
his profession. The citizens 0; that
thriving town would give him n hearty
welcome, as his ability and skill US n
physician is already well known.
Mr.. II. A. Child was retained last
week by the defendants in the Anderson
whiskey cases. lie went at once to An
densOn and found them in in + way to
be nmicGhly and satisfactorily adjusted,
and the pending prosecution was with
drawn. This is an unexpected! and hap
py result.
Read Tie new advertisement Of Mess.
Hovcy & Townes in this issue On no
count of Il change in business, their mag
niticcnt stocks on both noOrs at strictly
cost Tor cash. AS this is the first time
in thirty years that Messrs. Hovey &
Towues have offered their stock ut cost
they mean business.
Mr.. j. r.. Burdine, Postmaster, has
appointed Mrs. Emma Gilreath as assis-
tnnt. She will take charge Of the en-
tire office. She gave bond with approx
ed securities IN the sum of 5000. Mr..
j. II. Eurdine, the former assistant,
will return to his studies in the Pied
mont Institute.
II just takes few touches Of woman's
shiliful hand sometimes to rcvoMtionize
the appearance of things aud make them
look gilt edge. Abundant proof Of this
fact can be seen by a casual glance at the
postoflicc, since Mrs. Gircath has taken
charge as assistant. The whole bust
ness looks new and idy.
Gus Bowen, the colorcd man, who
went with DR.. John I. Hollingaw0rth TO
Florida, arrived from Gainesville lnet
Fridny, having been fifteen days on thu
road. The Doctor kept one of his hor-
se8 in Gainesville to use as saddle nag.
His friends will be glad to learn that
his health is improving.
The following order Of pronching on
the Pickcns Circuit will be observed un-